IJP Climate and Energy Fellowship 2024 for German & Polish Journalists (up to €3,800): (Deadline 31 July 2024)

The Climate and Energy Fellowship focuses on promoting comprehensive coverage of these important areas. It offers the fellows the opportunity to gain an in-depth insight into the topic area and to specialise in terms of content.

Up to ten journalists from Germany and Poland will receive a fellowship to work for two months in a media house in their respective foreign countries and report as climate and energy correspondents for media in their host and home countries. During their fellowship, participants are invited to take part in a transnational research project focusing on climate or energy issues. This gives them the opportunity to explore and highlight significant aspects of these issues on an international level.

Promoting cross-national exchange and cooperation between fellows is another important aspect of the fellowship. Through dialogue and cooperation with other fellows, synergies and new perspectives emerge that can contribute to the further development of climate and energy reporting. The fellows have the opportunity to expand their network and build long-term connections with other professionals. After the exchange, participants stay in touch through the IJP alumni network, which supports them in building a network of journalistic experts.

Scholarship of Climate and Energy Fellowship

• The scholarship holders receive a one-off payment of 3,800 euros. The amount is intended to cover part of the travel costs, food and accommodation. All additional costs must be borne by the participants themselves.

Eligibility for Climate and Energy Fellowship

• Journalists, bloggers and documentary filmmakers from Germany and Poland who work in print, radio, online or TV are eligible to apply.
• Language skills in the respective language of the host country are not required.
• A working knowledge of English is expected.

Application

Applications should include:

• CV (in English)
• Letter of motivation
• Letter of recommendation by an editor or supervisor, supporting the application
• Two samples of work
• Scholars from Germany should select two media and countries they would like to stay and journalists from Poland should come up with at least two possible host media in Germany they would be interested being located at.

Send your digital application in ONE pdf document to: koch@ijp.org

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